‘Nothing about us without us,’ Asian journalists say in light of diversity survey
Racialized, women and non-binary journalists continue to work in the most precarious positions, a newsroom diversity survey reveals.
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OPINION: Permit problems at Humber changed my mind about journalism
Humber College’s Temporary-Use-Of-Space Policy has lead to my permeant exit from journalism, after spending years thinking this was my path.
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BC high school students draft student press freedom act to protect journalistic rights
When a high school principal tried to censor some student journalists, they took their fight for press freedom all the way to the BC Legislature.
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Humber issues apology to journalism students for “miscommunication” about restrictive campus policy
The college says its temporary use of space policy was never designed to prohibit student media from reporting on campus
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CAJ calls on Humber to cancel restrictive campus policy and apologize to student journalists
The Canadian Association of Journalists calls Humber’s policy requiring journalism students to seek permits before filming on campus “absolutely preposterous.”
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OPINION: Targeted journalists deserve justice for death threats, hate mail being sent
There seems to be no discussion made about the injustice women in the journalism industry receive.
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Mohamed Fahmy to be released on bail
Canadian-born Al Jazeera journalist Mohamed Fahmy and Egyptian colleague Baher Mohammed were released on bail in a Cairo court on Thursday.
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Unemployment rate in Toronto puts pressure on soon-to-be grads
By Victoria Quiroz Reaction continued Tuesday to the news that Toronto’s unemployment rate is now...
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